Pleasant Return
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Pleasant Return
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Is it me or all the place,
Unaltered piece of time
Tunnel through the mountain side,
Where kings and queens reside
A million miles away,
We can get there in a day
Don't you worry people,
Cause we're finding our way,
Back to my true rut
Back to my true rut
In this place you'll find a boy,
With fire in his eyes.
The universe is breathing in,
And everything's alright
A million miles away,
We can get there in a day.
Don't you worry people,
Cause we're finding out way,
Back to my true rut
Back to my true rut
Back to my true rut
Not a month, a million face,
Can't see me leaving town.
A million miles away,
We can get there in a day
Don't you worry people,
Cause we're finding out way,
Back to my true rut.
Back to my true rut.
Back to my true rut.
Back to my true rut.
Back to my true rut.
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